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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
4
A Tama District Democrat announces candidacy for Congress, invites inquiry into qualifications, and pledges economy, anti waste measures, and responsive constituent service. The writer cites public duties, tax relief goals, and support for constructive legislation amid era of reform.
Saturday sale offers multiple mule spans including mares and geldings four years old and weight ranges from 2260 to 2406 pounds. Also a DeLaval separator No 12 and a Shetland pony. Buyers urged to attend even if not purchasing. Some farm machinery and possible household goods and poultry also listed.
The writer argues abolishing luxury taxes while stressing the burden on necessities. They warn against unintended consequences of new freedom in Egypt and reference figures like David and Secretary Fall. A mix of satirical lines questions tax policy and courage in public discourse.
A brief, wry reflection on conciseness and wit in modern writing. It notes that brevity charms and comments on Russia, France, and Germany, suggesting waning influence and shifting loyalties in Europe. The tone hints at skepticism about promised pay and political leverage.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Alexander M Elliott deceased were granted March 10 1922 by the Linn County Missouri probate court to Ida Frances Elliott executrix. All claims must be presented within six months for allowance or be barred. if not exhibited within one year from letters grant, they shall be forever barred. Arthur L Pratt judge of probate attests.
Letters of Administration with the will annexed granted to Roy M. Calhoun by Linn County Missouri Probate Court dated February 3 1922. All persons with claims must exhibit them within one year from that date or be barred. Attest: Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate.
Local note reports Charley Fuller a sailor from Uncle Sam's forces arrived yesterday to visit relatives in the area, signaling a pause in service and a brief homecoming.
Weather worsened with rain leaving roads poor and travel slow. Residents note visits to Brookfield and Omaha relatives, recovery from illness and a car accident with no serious injuries. Local names include Rob Ross, H C Taylor, Nadene Pulliam, Bessie Pullisny, Fred Kennedy, Craig Beckett, Chester Bagley.
Additional locals report E. E. McClead visiting Brookfield on Tuesday. A Janesville 8 ft disk harrow with tongue and trucks is offered for 50 dollars cash at Fleming's. F. A. Fleming can now be at his business after a period of confinement. Louis B. Williams requests a change of address from Lacrosse to Mexico Missouri route 6. L. M. Stufflebean returns from Oklahoma after several years away.
Albert Belt and Ivan Head were visiting friends in Brook field Sunday. Wm Pulliam went to Brown ing on business between trains Monday. Amos Cotter shipped a load of horses and mules to St Louis Saturday. Mrs Alene Ross and her children Bobbie and Lucile Pulliam visited J E Steen's Monday.
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